A Book of Teeth
By Jillian Powell
Milk teeth make way for adult teeth—but why does every tooth have a different job?
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What is A Book of Teeth about?
Why do we have teeth, and what makes each one special? This lively introduction explores the different kinds of teeth, how they help us bite, tear and chew, and what happens as children grow. Young readers discover the difference between milk teeth and adult teeth, learn how teeth can become damaged, and find out how brushing, healthy food and regular dental care help keep smiles strong. Clear explanations and child-friendly examples make this an informative guide to looking after our teeth.
About the author
Jillian Powell is a talented British author who has written many exciting books for children. She loves creating stories and non-fiction books that help young readers learn about the world. Some of her popular works include books in the Oxford Reading Tree series, which are enjoyed by children in schools across the UK.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2003
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